National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) held its International Christian Media Convention in Nashville this year. I attended for a couple of days, even though there is nothing about what I do in alignment with NRB's mission to "spread the life-changing Truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ through every electronic medium available."

I talk about marketing here and I don't care if you're Christian, atheist, or somewhere in between.

Still, I know a good opportunity when it knocks... On this episode of RED Podcast, I talk about what I saw and what I learned at the event.

What You'll Learn:

- The most important characteristic of entrepreneurs
- Why I was in the same room as Ted Cruz
- What a church can teach you about blogging, podcasting, and online video
- A lesson on content creation from an old school motivational speaker
- The reason I personally edit every single episode of RED Podcast (even though there are professional audio editors who could do the job better)
- Is it a church or a shopping mall?
- Why it seems like Kirk Cameron is in every Christian movie
- What it takes to compete in the Christian movie business (or any movie business)
- There is no excuse for this...
- My connection to VeggieTales
- Two types of companies at a Christian business convention -- which one are you?
- Why a 21-year-old life coach has a hard time getting business (even though he may be able to help you)
- The reason evangelical Christians can't stand Donald Trump -- remember this when you next promote your business
- An advantage some atheist entrepreneurs have over Christians and other "religious" entrepreneurs (but only a slight advantage)
- The problem with putting your content on satellite television networks
- What Jesus would do...
- The lie marketers tell about selling books on Amazon
Christian? Secular? Either way, this is the most effective form of marketing...
- A "feel good" marketing technique that will get you nowhere (so stop doing it immediately)

Help Your Christian (And Atheist) Friends Make More Money...

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